Nazi Propaganda and the Holocaust

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How did Nazi propaganda reduce public resistance to the policies that ultimately led to the Holocaust?

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It blamed Germany’s economic and social problems on the Jewish people.

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How did Nazi propaganda such as this reduce public resistance to the policies that ultimately led to the Holocaust?

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It blamed Germany’s economic and social problems on the Jewish people.

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What larger historical event was the scene of the fall of the Berlin Wall a part of?

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the end of the Cold War

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Which country was unified in 1990 after being split into two countries during the Cold War?

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Germany

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How did the Nazi Party shift blame for Germany's political and economic problems?

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by using propaganda to falsely blame Germany's problems on Jewish people

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How did the fall of the Berlin Wall contribute to the end of the Cold War? Options: A. by giving the United States a strategic location to base its bombers, B. by helping communist countries access the goods that they needed, C. by allowing a freer flow of ideas across the Eastern and Western Blocs, D. by forcing the Soviet Union to exhaust its resources protecting its borders

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by allowing a freer flow of ideas across the Eastern and Western Blocs

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What contributed the MOST to the reunification of Germany? Options: the growing influence of the European Union, the emergence of China as a global superpower, the effects of the War on Terror on global politics, the weakening of Soviet control over Eastern Europe

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the weakening of Soviet control over Eastern Europe

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Which answer choice illustrates the effects of the reforms introduced by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to modernize the Soviet Union? A. Communist regimes throughout Eastern Europe fell. B. European nations imposed embargoes on Soviet goods. C. Asian countries were brought into the Soviet sphere of influence. D. The Soviet Union surpassed the United States in nuclear technology.

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Communist regimes throughout Eastern Europe fell.

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In the late 1980s, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev began to relax control of Soviet satellite states. How did this contribute to the reunification of Germany?

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East Germans began to openly criticize Soviet leadership and called for the destruction of Berlin Wall.